The US released their large cap tech results this week, showing more and more reasons why tech stocks are a buy.

In my article today, I’ve highlighted which stocks on the ASX have a strongly predicted upside. 16 of them could be in for a 40% plus rise, if these experts know what they’re talking about!

This week in Switzer Daily I stole a Tom Petty song title and argued that when it comes to the Coronavirus and what the stock market, the Government and the economy will do, “the waiting is the hardest part�..

While there are some risks to consider, my view is that the market is forward looking; it quickly priced in the negatives and is now pricing in a recovery. And I believe that Netflix will lead the market reco..

This coronavirus has us relying on health data to decide when to invest, hoping the worst is behind us. However, as I’ve long argued, hope is not a strategy!

US stocks have put together two weeks of gains and since the late February crash, the S&P 500 Index has regained 53% of its losses.

At a high level, I believe there are 4 dimensions along which to evaluate a company for potential investment: quality, sustainability of competitive advantage, medium and long-term growth prospects, and valuati..

With the infection curves heading in the right flattening direction, we’re seeing stock markets defy gravity and gradually take back some of the lost ground best captured in this hard-to-look-at chart.

There’s a huge amount of uncertainty involved in making forecasts and predictions at present. I believe having a framework on how to approach the next few weeks and months in equity markets may prove helpful...

There’s good reason to buy quality companies when fear is gripping the market. So what stocks might be worth looking at if the worst for stock price falls is over?

Despite a shocking (though expected) jobs report in the US overnight, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was not overreacting to the downside.

While a summary of what has happened isn’t a guide to what happens next, I see it as a type of “damage assessment”. We need to know where the damage is structural and where the damage is cyclical, what le..